Mark Webber

Mark Webber come a long way from his troubled backgrounds and evolved into a terrific actor, filmmaker and zealous advocate for homeless folks.

Early Accomplishments

Growing up homeless with his mother, Mark first gained media attention when he and his mom were the subject of a magazine story of a major TV network news.

He was 18 when he made his film debut in 2 films, The Evil Within and Edge City before starring in 3 more movies the following year.

Best Known For

Showing a certain favoritism for independent films, Mark has most notably starred in Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010), The Laramie Project (2002) and Snow Day (2000).

He has written, directed, produced and starred in movies such as the end of love (2012), Explicit Ills (2008), Flesh and Blood and Inheritance (both 2017). 

Sexual Orientation

Mark is straight. He has been married to Teresa Palmer since 2014 after being engaged for 4 months. They had begun dating in 2013, 2 years after his 4-year old relationship with Frankie Shaw (with whom he shares a son) ended.

Family

He grew up with Cheri Lynn Honkala, his single mother who was Green Party’s nominee for VPOTUS in 2012.

He is the father of Isaac (born 2008 and shared custody with Shaw), son Bodhi (born 2014), son Forest (born 2016) and daughter Poet (born 2019).

Religion

Mark is believed to be a lifelong Mormon in the LDS Church but now seems religious, quoted as saying the only religion is love.

Worth To Know

He and his mother lived in cars and deserted buildings under harsh weathers as a child. He however, attended the Philadelphia Creative Arts high school.